Employee Hears Distressing Cries from Dumpster in San Dimas and Is Heartbroken by What He Finds Inside

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If we observe our surroundings carefully, we often find abandoned dogs left to survive on their own in the streets. These distressing situations usually stem from human cruelty, which can sometimes seem limitless.

A poignant example of this occurred in San Dimas, California, on September 1, 2024. On that day, a local worker heard distant cries and decided to investigate the source.

His search led him to a business park in California, where he discovered a container within the complex. Upon arriving, the cries became increasingly louder, leading him to suspect something grave was happening.

What he found inside broke his heart.

Three Heartbroken Puppies


photo of a dumpster
Source: Carolyn Castro

On that Sunday, September 1, a local worker made a heartbreaking discovery inside a dumpster – three vulnerable German Shepherd puppies. This news was shared in a Facebook post within the ‘Lost and Found Pets of La Verne and San Dimas’ group.

“Hi All, An employee found these dogs in the trash at 949 Cataract in San Dimas at a business park. Animal control is not open. Can anyone assist? I am currently in Northern California and unable to help,” wrote the employee’s colleague Linda Denise Valdez.

She mentioned that the employee couldn’t assist himself because “he lives in a motel and has no means of transportation.” At that moment, the puppies were starving and required immediate aid to avert a tragedy.

Fortunately, the administrator of the Facebook group, Carolyn Castro, noticed the post and took action. However, she herself required assistance from compassionate individuals.

“I picked them up. They do not have a chip. I urgently need someone with a larger space and kennel to foster them. These poor babies were starving and thirsty. Please reach out to me,” she stated in another Facebook post.

Fortunately, despite the dire circumstances, help arrived, and everything unfolded positively.

“Safe and Sound”


three dogs in a car
Source: Carolyn Castro

As numerous individuals reached out to offer their assistance, Carolyn was able to ensure the puppies were taken to safety.

During an interview with KTLA, Carolyn shared that she “picked up the puppies from the employee and took them for medical assistance.” She also mentioned that the rescue organization, Big Dog Haven, began helping her to nurse the puppies back to health.

Linda later updated that they opted to transfer the puppies to Village Mutt in Claremont, California, deeming it the best choice. Ultimately, the puppies are now safe and flourishing, which is the most crucial outcome.

“I’m incredibly happy to announce that the dogs are safe and sound, thanks to the remarkable efforts of *Carolyn* and the fantastic team at *Village Mutt*!” Linda expressed in her update post.

In the end, Carolyn expressed her gratitude to everyone who contributed their time and effort to rescue these furry companions: “A heartfelt thank you to all for your constant support and compassion. These lovely pups have been saved and are now in a caring environment.”

Moreover, it’s essential to highlight the heroic act of the man who heard the desperate cries of these puppies and chose to take action rather than ignoring them.

Without such a compassionate individual, this touching story and its uplifting conclusion might never have come to be. People like him are true champions in today’s often callous world.

Jeremy Anderson
Jeremy Andersonhttps://doggydiary.net
Jeremy Anderson is a seasoned journalist with over a decade of experience in digital publishing. As Editor-in-Chief of Doggy Diary, he leads a small dedicated team delivering insightful, engaging content for dog enthusiasts. Jeremy’s passion for storytelling and expertise in pet journalism ensures Doggy Diary remains a trusted resource for dog owners everywhere

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